BS1093

Mortgage, release, £28: (i) Henry Lindop of Wilden, yeoman (ii) John Evererd of Beeston, Sandy, gentleman. The messuage or tenement whereon Henry Lindopp dwells and 2 closes of pasture now called Esberry ‘ground’ (3 acres) and other lands [as in BS 1091, which is recited, with endorsemants; details given]. Witnesses: Thomas Bromsall, Richard Lee [In very poor condition, in parts undecipherable] On dorse: Subject to paying interest half-yearly, Henry Lindop shall remain in possession for three years. Witnesses: [-]. Additional payments made on same security (details given), 10 May 1687 – 10 November 1690. Witnesses: Richard Lee, ?Henry Brydall, ?Richard Cumberland. Memorandum: The whole principal money is £444 and all interest is paid to 10 November 1690.

9 May 1686, reciting deed from 1682 and with additions up to 1690

From: 1682 To: 1690

Other lands: -- 2 closes of pasture adjoining called Esberry Over close and Nether close, and a pightle adjoining called Stanbridge pightle (6 acres); -- a meadow called Pottershole meadow (5 acres), and a meadow called Lammas Meadow south of the brook (1 acre) and a meadow called Little meadow between Over Grange field and Nether Grange field (1 acre); -- 43 1/2 acres arable and leys in the common and open fields of Wilden. Endorsements: -- Acknowledgement of receipt of a further sum of £32 paid by John Everard to Henry Lindopp and John Lindopp on same security, 19 November 1683. Witnesses: Richard Lee, Robert Cremer -- Acknowledgement of a further sum of £58 paid by John Everard to Henry Lindopp and John Lindopp on same security, 9 May 1685.

In very poor condition, in parts undecipherable

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Lindop, Henry,
Evererd, John,
Everard, John,
Lindopp, Henry,
Bromsall, Thomas,
Lee, Richard,
Brydall, Henry,
Cumberland, Richard,
Lindopp, John,
Cremer, Robert

mortgages, yeoman, gentleman, field names, Wilden fields, WILDEN, Beeston